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Via della Ruga 18,

55022 Bagni Di Lucca

Italy

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hello@lacasaquieta.com

+32 (0) 463 65 26 45

Frequently asked questions

La Casa Quieta sits in the village of Palleggio, in the Bagni di Lucca valley, Tuscany. It's the kind of place most travel guides don't mention — a stone hamlet tucked into the forested hills of the Garfagnana, far from the tourist trail. Lucca is about 40 km away, Pisa around 55 km. You'll need a car to get here. That's also part of what makes it special. Arriving already feels like leaving something behind.

La Casa Quieta can comfortably sleep up to 8 adults, plus one child and one baby. The house has three double bedrooms, a comfortable sofa bed, a single bed in one of the rooms, and a travel cot available on request. It works just as well for a group of friends as for two families travelling together — or for those who simply like having room to breathe.

There's no private pool at La Casa Quieta — and that's a deliberate choice. In summer, the Lima river — just a short walk from the house — offers natural swimming spots that locals have been cooling off in for generations. No crowds, no sunbeds. And just minutes away, the thermal springs of Bagni di Lucca have been drawing visitors since the 19th century, once frequented by Byron and Shelley. A far rarer experience than a private pool.

Palleggio is at its best from April through October. Spring and autumn bring soft light and quiet valleys. July and August are genuinely pleasant in the Garfagnana hills — the altitude and forest cover keep temperatures comfortable, far from the heat of the Tuscan plains. Winter has its own particular appeal: morning mist, chestnut forests, fireplace evenings, and a Tuscany that feels almost secret.

The region offers a rare balance of nature, heritage, and the art of slowing down. Close by: natural river pools and canyoning on the Lima, the thermal baths and gardens of Bagni di Lucca, hiking trails through the forests of the Garfagnana. Within an hour: Lucca and its Renaissance ramparts, medieval hilltop villages, local markets, olive oil producers, and Tuscan wineries. La Casa Quieta is the perfect base for exploring — or for doing nothing at all.

Arrival at La Casa Quieta is taken care of by people from the village who know the house well. They'll be there to welcome you, hand over the keys and make sure you have everything you need to settle in. A key lockbox is also available for flexible arrivals. And if you have questions before or during your stay — about the valley, the best local addresses, or the small discoveries most visitors never find — Rosaria is always reachable and happy to share what she knows.

You can book directly on the website through the online reservation system. Booking direct ensures the best available rate and puts you in immediate contact with Rosaria for any questions before your stay. No middlemen, no hidden fees — just a straightforward conversation between you and the house.

Very much so. The house has been thought through for families: a travel cot, a high chair, a sofa bed well-suited for children, and plenty of indoor space to spread out on rainy days — including a games room. Outside, the terraces are private and the village is quiet. The Lima river pools and the surrounding nature offer the kind of freedom that children remember for a long time. And the thermal baths of Bagni di Lucca are genuinely enjoyable for all ages.

Palleggio is a small hamlet, but Bagni di Lucca — with its shops, bakeries, restaurants and weekly market — is just a few minutes by car. For a larger supermarket run, Borgo a Mozzano is close by. The area is well served for everyday needs, while still feeling genuinely off the beaten track.

The minimum stay at La Casa Quieta is 7 nights. We find that most guests wish they had stayed longer — the valley has a way of slowing time down. For longer stays, don't hesitate to get in touch directly.

The valley is served by bus and train connections from Lucca, but a car is strongly recommended once you arrive. It opens up the whole region — the forest roads, the hilltop villages, the mountain passes — in a way that public transport simply can't. If you're travelling without a car, car hire in Lucca or Pisa is straightforward and worth factoring into your planning.

A few days in Tuscany can change everything.

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